H. J. WESTCOTT by H. J. Westcott

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 3, 1866

H. J. WESTCOTT

By H. J. Westcott

From Sister Westcott.

BRO. WHITE: It is with pleasure we hail the weekly visits of the Review, and desire to cast in our mite in favor of present truth. We believe it is of the utmost importance that we understand the time in which we live, and what God would have us to do. I feel to thank and praise his name that he has been so merciful as to enlighten my dark understanding, and has given me strength through much opposition to come out from the world, lay aside my idols, and keep all of his commandments, regardless of man. I want to be among those who are counted as nothing by the world, if I can only win Christ thereby. Although we are outcasts and wanderers now, the time is soon coming when we, if faithful, shall have an inheritance in the earth made new. The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptation, and may he through his abundant mercy, increase our faith, strengthen the weak, heal the sick, wake up backsliders, and prepare his people everywhere for the outpouring of his Holy Spirit, is the prayer of your unworthy sister. I ask an interest in the prayers of God's people.

H. J. WESTCOTT

Westfield, Sauk Co., Wis.